What happens when a cloned table is replicated to a secondary database? (Select TWO)

The correct answer is C. The physical data is replicated D. Additional costs for storage are charged to a secondary account. Cloned objects are replicated physically rather than logically to secondary databases. That is, cloned tables in a standard database do not contribute to the overall data storage unless or until DML operations on the clone add to or modify existing data. However, when a cloned…

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AA read-only copy of the cloned tables is stored.
BThe replication will not be successful.
CThe physical data is replicated
DAdditional costs for storage are charged to a secondary account
EMetadata pointers to cloned tables are replicated

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Cloned objects are replicated physically rather than logically to secondary databases. That is, cloned tables in a standard database do not contribute to the overall data storage unless or until DML operations on the clone add to or modify existing data. However, when a cloned table is replicated to a secondary database, the physical data is also replicated, increasing the data storage usage for your account.

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